Hi gauharsg,
Thank you for posting your concern here.
We really sorry for the inconvenience that has caused you on your Surface Pen that stopped working. Thank you as well for performing basic troubleshooting steps on your Surface pen.
There are a lot of probable causes why this is happening on your Surface Pen right now. This could be a software issue which can be fixed by doing troubleshooting steps or this could be a hardware issue.
For us to better understand the issue, please answer the following questions for us to isolate.
- What is the model of the Surface Pen? For you to know the model, please see the information below,
Surface Pro Pen (Ver 1)
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- This is the original pen.
- It came bundled with the Surface Pro 1, and Pro 2.
- It is only compatible with the Surface Pro 1, and Pro 2 devices.
- It is black, with a blue tip.
- It does not pair via Bluetooth to the Surface device.
- Microsoft does not sell this pen.
- This pen has a clip.
- This pen came bundled with Surface Pro 3 and can be used on Surface 3.
- The pen is cylindrical all the way around.
- This pen has two side buttons on the barrel that enable erasing and write clicking.
- The grey version of this pen has a purple cap.
- The pen pairs via Bluetooth.
- This pen has a clip.
- This pen came bundled with Surface Pro 4, Surface Book, and Surface Studio.
- There is a flat side of the pen, and it is not cylindrical all the way around.
- There is a long single button on the flat side of the pen that goes from the tip of the pen to cap of the pen.
- This pen pairs via Bluetooth.
- This pen has a clip.
- This pen does not come bundled in any device currently available.
- There is a flat side of the pen, and it is not cylindrical all the way around.
- There is a small single button on the flat side of the pen that is just above the tip of the pen.
- The pen pairs via Bluetooth.
- This pen has no clip.
- This is the original pen.
- After you insert the new batteries on your Surface Pen, is there any light when you press the pen cap button? If not, please see the troubleshooting steps below.
To help resolve the issue, please try the following steps below,
Step 1: Download and run the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit. Leave your Surface plugged in to power while downloading and running the tool and make sure your Surface is connected to the Internet.
Step 2: Hold the pen cap down for one second, then release. Validate whether the pen is responsive. (Validation step to confirm device is not in a sleep state, clicking the pen cap will wake the pen.)
Step 3: Verify that the pen’s LED light is coming on. Hold the pen cap down 3-7 second, then release. Validate the pen’s pairing capabilities. (Validation step to confirm device functioning: If there is LED flashing this is not the correct topic (probable pairing issue)
Let us know how it goes. Looking forward to your response.
Best regards,
Mizey